What’s Wrong With My English

In this episode , of What’s Wrong With My English ? You will get to know about a sentence which is wrong, however used by teachers including English teachers as well. Copyright: @Simple English owner : Shilpi Srivastava Country : India . content creation and narration is entirely done by the owner of Simple English and should not be copied or reproduced in print or electronic media .

In this Episode of What’s Wrong With My English? , We will learn about some commonly spoken wrong sentences - Does she have a car? Or I can’t cope up with this pressure . Let’s learn the correct form of these sentences. 😊 Copyright: @Simple English owner : Shilpi Srivastava Country : India . content creation and narration is entirely done by the owner of Simple English and should not be copied or reproduced in print or electronic media .

Mostly,people use the word ‘Myself ‘ while introducing themselves. Which incorrect, so let’s learn the right way. Copyright: @Simple English owner : Shilpi Srivastava Country : India . content creation and narration is entirely done by the owner of Simple English and should not be copied or reproduced in print or electronic media .

In this episode, we will to know about a common phrase that is used at the end of an official email. What is the correct phrase that can replace it . Copyright: @Simple English owner : Shilpi Srivastava Country : India . content creation and narration is entirely done by the owner of Simple English and should not be copied or reproduced in print or electronic media .

We hear fluent speakers of English making these small mistakes. Some common sentences and statements, so lets learn the correct sentences.

There are certain English words spoken and used in India That Do not exist . Prepone, Heighted , Proudy

Join me on a journey as we discover small errors that we often make while speaking and writing English. Copyright: @Simple English owner : Shilpi Srivastava Country : India . content creation and narration is entirely done by the owner of Simple English and should not be copied or reproduced in print or electronic media .